Friday Lunch Sport, with Joe Mallon Motors, Sallins Rd., Naas.

Three Kildare GAA teams announced. Arsenal v Southampton tonight; Leinster & Munster URC teams. This evening’s Weekend Sport Preview, 6.30pm analyses the games, incl. manager interviews.

The Kildare senior football, senior hurling and U20 football teams have been announced. 

They are available from earlier on this website and twitter @kfmsport

This evening, the U20 hurlers play Offaly in Tullamore at 6.30pm

Tomorrow, David Herity’s,  senior hurlers play Kerry in the Joe McDonagh Cup in Hawkfield at 1pm.

On Sunday, Glenn Ryan’s senior footballers play Wicklow in the Leinster quarter final in Netwatch Cullen Park at 2.30pm.

Kfm will have commentary, in association with Hanlon Concrete, Robertstown.

The winners of Sunday’s game will play the winners of Laois vs Dublin in the semi final in Croke Park on Sunday week.

Laois and Dublin is in Laois Hire O’Moore Park on Sunday at 3.30pm

This evening’s Weekend Sport Preview from 6.30pm will analyse the games, including manager interviews, and the rest of the weekend sport.

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Arsenal will move seven points clear at the top of the Premier League tonight should they defeat bottom club Southampton at the Emirates Stadium at 8pm.
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SSE Airtricity League Premier Division leaders Bohemians are away to Drogheda United this evening.

Champions Shamrock Rovers go to Richmond Park to play St Patrick's Athletic.

Cork City versus Derry City at Turner's Cross.

Shelbourne play Dundalk to Tolka Park.
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Wales and Cardiff flanker Josh Navidi has been forced to announce his immediate retirement from rugby because of a serious neck problem.

Navidi sustained the injury while making his 33rd appearance for Wales against South Africa in July last year.

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The Ireland women’s Six Nations team to play England at 2.15 tomorrow in Musgrave Park will be announced shortly

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In the United Rugby Championship this evening, Ulster host Edinburgh at 7.35 in the Kingspan Stadium.

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Ed Byrne captains the Leinster team for tomorrow’s game against the Bulls in South Africa.

There are five changes from last week’s win.

The backline remains unchanged. Chris Cosgrave starts at full-back, with Dave Kearney and Tommy O’Brien on the wings.

The centres are Liam Turner and Ben Brownlee, with Sam Prendergast and Nick McCarthy the half-backs.

There’s a new front row of hooker Tadgh McElroy, Ed Byrne and Thomas Clarkson .

Brian Deeny and Alex Soroka are named in the second row.

The back row is James Culhane, Donadea’s Will Connors and Max Deegan.

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Munster Head coach Graham Rowntree has made just one change for their game tomorrow against the Sharks.

Fineen Wycherley coming into the second row to replace concussion victim RG Snyman.

Wycherley partners Jean Kleyn at lock.

Jack Crowley continues at out-half, with Joey Carbery once again left out of the matchday squad

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Tomorrow: Bulls v Leinster (3.15pm), Sharks v Munster (5.15pm) and Glasgow v Connacht (7.35pm)

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In the AIL tomorrow MU Barhnall are away to Banbridge in the Division 2A semi final at 2.30.  Kfm will have live updates with Gerry Niland.

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Today’s racing is a flat meeting in Cork from 1.55 and over jumps at Kilbeggan from 4.

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This evening’s Weekend Sport Preview from 6.30pm will analyse the games, including manager interviews, and the rest of the weekend sport.